I've been doing recent programs with Java, Python, and C lately while still learning Ruby and Swift, and I have been interested in making print functions in diffrent languages, like Python's print, Java's System.out.println, C's printf and C++'s cout. I wanna do some "Hello, (user)" program of Python like this: user = input("What is your name? ") print(f"Hello, {user}.") And make a program in Java with the same print function. public static void main { Scanner user; print("What is your name? "); user = new Scanner(System.in); // print("Hello, ", user, "."); print(f"Hello, {user}.") } I want to use the f format to add in variables in the print function instead of concatenation (the comment in the Java program). I don't know how to do it just yet except the previous form, so I still didn't have tries. Is the f format possible here? Can it only be recreated in a different language? Or do I have to not make the function at all? Continue reading...
